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Theatre Program Overview

With a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Lindsey Wilson University, you'll explore the art of performance and production while developing the creativity, confidence and communication skills to bring stories to life.

Whether your passion is acting, directing, playwriting or working behind the scenes, you'll gain hands-on experience in a creative and supportive environment. Through classroom instruction, rehearsals and live productions, you'll discover how theatre brings together artistic expression, teamwork and technical skills. Along the way, you'll build a foundation for a career in the performing arts and other fields where creativity and communication are valued.

Curriculum & Learning Experience

The theatre program combines artistic study with stage experience to help you develop your talents and explore the many aspects of theatrical production.

You’ll learn to:

  • Develop acting and performance skills through character development and stage techniques.
  • Explore directing, playwriting and theatrical design.
  • Understand the history of theatre and its influence on culture and society.
  • Analyze plays and interpret dramatic works.
  • Gain experience in rehearsals, performances and stage productions.
  • Strengthen communication, creative thinking and problem-solving skills.
  • Collaborate with others to bring theatrical productions from concept to performance.
  • Express ideas and emotions through storytelling and artistic performance.

Through live productions and a senior seminar, you’ll have opportunities to apply your skills, explore your creative interests and demonstrate your growth as a theatre artist.

Career Outcomes & Opportunities

A degree in theatre can prepare you for careers in the performing arts, entertainment, education and creative industries. The skills you’ll develop in communication, collaboration and creative thinking are also valuable in many other professional fields.

Potential Career Paths Include:

  • Professional actor
  • Theatre director
  • Playwright
  • Stage manager
  • Theatre production manager
  • Set or scenic designer
  • Costume designer
  • Lighting designer
  • Casting assistant
  • Arts administrator
  • Theatre educator
  • Entertainment production coordinator

Some careers may require additional education, specialized training or professional experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

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